The Lee Jae-Myung administration is initiating a strategic shift in South Korea's energy policy, prioritizing renewable sources like solar and wind over nuclear power.

New research reveals that public contestation over hard climate policies in OECD nations primarily stems from a combination of perceived demandingness and unfairness after adoption.

Australian energy policy often undervalues energy efficiency, treating it as secondary to supply-side solutions, despite its critical role in decarbonization and cost reduction.

The U.S. Supreme Court dismissed Texas's challenge against the NRC's authority to license a spent nuclear fuel storage facility, citing procedural grounds.

A federal judge in Seattle ordered the Trump administration to unfreeze approximately $1 billion in federal funding for electric vehicle charging infrastructure across 14 states.

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The Senate GOP's revised tax bill raises the SALT cap to $40,000 for five years, addressing concerns from high-tax state Republicans.

The GOP tax bill sets a December 31, 2028, deadline for solar, wind, and battery projects to qualify for tax credits, creating a race against time for developers.

India's Electrical Safety Day 2025, themed 'Smart Energy, Safe Nation,' emphasized integrating safety into emerging technologies like BESS, EV charging, and rooftop solar.

U.S. Energy Secretary advocates for ending long-standing subsidies for solar and wind energy, citing higher electricity costs and grid instability.